thanks Dave-- i have one assembly i bought from gretan, but was wondering about converting the ones ive got. mi bought one from david tubb many years ago. probalby need the right fireing tools to change it. dave in wyo
thanks nicholsRemington was using only one FP spring in the 700 for many years - a L-O-N-G one. I also replaced all of mine with a Tubb spring, but I believe that I bought them from Brownells.
yeah i take them apart on a regular basis it seems. thought mabie i could convert the jlock but looking a little closer i dont think ill bother with it. thanksThe entire firing pin assembly comes out the same and a new standard one can go in its place. I just did this on one I got that I didn't know was Jlock before I bought it.
i didnt think of them-- may have to get onePtg sells the whole assembly.
good idea -- thanksI posted a WTB ad on here and had a new one in my hands within 10 days for about 50 buck for a standard Rem assembly.
ive got one of the gre-tan ones. since ive got a couple jlock firing pin assemblies laying around i thought mabie i could convert one. doesnt look like such a good idea now so ill prob end up going with the whole unit. thanksI replaced my J-lock with an assembly from Gre-Tan. About $65 IIRC.
thanks Jerry-- i was piddling with it more last nite and came to the conclusion like you said its not worth doing it. another thing i noticed, when compressed, the spring on the standard firing pin assembly will curl up somewhat like one on a jlock.I've done this before and IIRC, you can't keep the jlock firing pin. slightly different dimensions to the cross pin. You need the entire firing pin assembly. --Jerry
I put one in my Remmy 221 fireball - works great. Combined with Rifle Basix trigger and the system shoots quite well.i didnt think of them-- may have to get one
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Can take a while. I always keep a couple in a drawer.I put one in my Remmy 221 fireball - works great. Combined with Rifle Basix trigger and the system shoots quite well.
Thanks Buffalo---- I have one of the tannel assemblies. it seems to work good. They sometimes have to be fitted so they work with a specific gun. Anyway I never liked the snake in the spring on the jlock and i knew i wanted a strait spring, my whole question was weather i could modify the jlock model and get some use out of them. -- of coarse it can be done but its not worth it to me so i may just be buying another replacement assembly. Something interesting to me is when a replacement like the tannel is compressed when the rifle is cocked, it to has a little snake in it. not as bad as the jlock but its there. what will this effect? i dont knowThis is a link to you-tube video from Greg Tannel that does a very good job of describing why you should change out the whole firing pin assembly.